"peddle by" or "peddle to"?
| This is a falsehood, something constantly peddled by the right-wing in political and media circles. |
| This awareness is a striking contrast to the statistics peddled by some local NGOs and human rights crusaders abroad. |
| The excuse peddled by the S-M-X-C communities is that while they do not believe in caste, individuals may do so (wrongfully). |
| I also admitted fault when I posted in another forum the COA P100B corruption by Pnoy administration for 2011 as peddled by the Star and Manila Buletin. |
| This is an old story, peddled by a long string of disreputable governments across the world when reformers get too close, and it may hold sway again in Malaysia. |
| Contrary to the myth peddled by the state, a free and responsible press is essential to the national project to help build a harmonious multi-ethnic, multicultural and multi-religious society. |
| In the recent case of mephedrone the price was low but still the drug was peddled to school children and adult population. |
| As the bubble grows, rationality is thrown out the window and all manner of excuses and storylines are peddled to the gullible suckers to keep them buying. |
| When you buy someone's debt it is not usually a cash handout, contrary to the tripe peddled in these comment pages. |
| Rain adds to the potential sweaty wreck problem since peddling in rain clothes simply makes you wetter than riding without them. |
| The most important issue is that when the people came in contact with the man Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, they realised the lies the NDC had peddled about his physical structure. |
| He probably just couldn't believe that all the crap he had been peddling for months as fact was all being proven just not true and it must have been a shattering experience to his ego. |
| All of a sudden, I felt the same old issue again--- the sudden feeling of peddling on thin air without any gear engaged for just one second. |
| My failure to actually finish the book might be attributed to my abject failure to read any of the gibberish that is peddled under the head of management books. |